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The default rules don't do it for me. Does it need some custom rules?
by blueflow 5y ago
The default rules don't do it for me. Does it need some custom rules?
- greenyoda 5y agoIt doesn't need custom rules, but there are a variety of filter sets available on the "Filter lists" configuration page which may not be enabled by default. (Try enabling the filters under the "Annoyances" category.) But first, make sure all the filters are updated (click the "Update Now" button on the filters page if it's enabled).
- dsissitka 5y agoThe annoyances lists only partially work for me. The following rules seem to catch everything: twitter.com##div[role=group]:has(div:has-text(/See more Tweets from/)) twitter.com##div[role=group]:has(div:has-text(/See what’s happening/)) twitter.com##html:style(overflow: visible !important)
- kaladin_1 5y agoThanks for this, it fixed it but ofc twitter will soon find out and break it again. Even though, they know majority of internet users don't user uBlock Origin. I feel they'd still come after the few that do :/
- RobertLoblaw 5y agoThis filter fixes the login wall. I don't expect it to work forever, but it works perfectly for now: twitter.com##+js(cookie-remover, guest_id)